While I understand what you're saying, I'm not sure that the purpose of a university education is to "make it fun" for professors.
More likely, the purpose of a university education is to learn.
And that does not necessarily require the professor to happen.
There should never be anything wrong with doing work outside of class, or any implication that doing the work is "not enough". Often learning happens in that time outside of class spent "just doing the work", not "in class" where a professor is struggling to "have fun".
More likely, the purpose of a university education is to learn.
And that does not necessarily require the professor to happen.
There should never be anything wrong with doing work outside of class, or any implication that doing the work is "not enough". Often learning happens in that time outside of class spent "just doing the work", not "in class" where a professor is struggling to "have fun".